About Mitch
Mitch is an Android client for browsing and playing independent games from a digital game storefront. It can download and install Android packages, keep supported games updated, and run HTML5 games inside its built-in browser. The app presents the storefront’s mobile functionality in a native interface with a Material design that can adapt to color schemes supplied by game developers. An account is not required for browsing and using the app’s supported features. Mitch supports Android game downloads as well as other game formats, and the embedded browser provides a way to play web-based games without switching to a separate browser. The product is still in development, and its description notes that some features are planned rather than available. Mitch is intended for people who want to discover and play independent games on Android, particularly games distributed outside the device’s default app store. The supplied information does not specify which non-Android formats can be installed or which platform features are still incomplete. Its confirmed functions are access to the game catalog, downloads and updates, Android package installation, and in-app HTML5 play.
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